Red Cow 59-60 High Street, Market Harborough, LE16 7AF

The Red Cow is an attractive three-storey end of terrace building with bay windows either side of the central entrance, a triple gable to its frontage and rendering to part with feature stand-out lettering. According to a date stone, the property was 'Rebuilt 1899' and has refurbished and redecorated recently. The accommodation briefly comprises two ground floor trading areas, with the primary room to the front, with timber bar servery, feature fireplace with real fire, wooden floor, two bay windows with fixed perimeter seating and exposed brickwork. A smaller ‘snug’ area is located to the rear, with fixed perimeter seating, part wood panelled walls and rear door providing access onto Church Street.

An additional trade area is situated over the first floor. Previously utilised as a games room, the attractive space with part wood panelled walls, provides c.30 additional covers. Also located on the first floor is a small a kitchen/store,  staff WC and fire escape.

The refurbished Ladies, Gents and Disabled W.C.s are accessed from the front trading area and the pub also benefits from a basement beer cellar and bottle store.

The domestic accommodation is situated over the second floor and consists of lounge, double bedroom, bathroom and separate WC.

To the exterior, there is a small partially covered paved courtyard with cellar drop.